This is the second book in this contemporary series but you can read it as a standalone. We follow Micah, a young man who is homeless because of some horrible circumstances and Calvin, a wealthy man who falls for him and wants to help him.

I loved Micah from chapter one. I felt for him and wanted him to be happy and have a wonderful life. I also really liked his friendship with Beckett, one of the main characters from book one.

I had a hard time connecting with Calvin. He was too possesssive for my personal taste and it felt to me that he fell for Micah too fast, especially since he thought he was straight until the moment he met him. I'm more of a slow burn romance kind of person and I have a hard time connecting with possesssive protagonists. But that's my personal preference. The book was well written and nicely paced and Micah and Calvin were happy together. I really loved the first book in the series and even though I didn't relate with Calvin I still enjoyed book two. I'm excited to read the next book in the series.